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“The Short List” by Dale Bridges, The Boulder Weekly, July 2007:

“There’s a giant cock on the cover of the Deadbubbles’ debut album. It’s a large, disgruntled rooster, and it symbolizes their self-designated style of music: psychedelic cock rock.

With band members from Broomfield, Longmont and Boulder, the Deadbubbles seem determined to fit the entire Front Range onto this CD. Reclamation Forklift Provider is an interesting and ballsy attempt to combine Pink Floyd’s The Wall with Pretty Boy Floyd’s Leather Boyz with Electric Toyz. They come down heavy on the psychedelic and light on the cock, but they definitely rock on songs like the swampy “Middleman” and the eerie “Reclamation: Declaration.”

This CD is cool because it’s kind of like Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow in that it teaches you how to understand it as it progresses. I wouldn’t call Reclamation Forklift Provider a concept album, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see one of those from Deadbubbles soon enough.”